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does playing roulette with a system actually change your edge

I've heard all kinds of stories about people using systems like Martingale, Labouchere, you name it, claiming they can beat the wheel if they just stick to their plan. I tried a couple of them myself when I first started, even tracked results for a few months. Never really noticed any long-term change to my bottom line, just different rollercoasters. Feels like it's still just 50-50 shot with red/black or even/odd, minus the house edge.

Curious if anyone here has actually managed a real win streak with a system or if it's just another way to pace your losing sessions. Any experiences worth sharing?

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Systems just change the shape of the loss.

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Shape, yeah. I did that on slots too, just lost in prettier chunks

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What changed more for me in Online Casinos wasn’t the “system,” it was the table rules getting cute. On bet365 roulette the low max payouts and that goofy layout kneecapped the one decent run I had on sapphire roulette, which still annoys me. Petty.

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Bet365, man. I got a win voided there once and i'm still salty.

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Void hurts, but the system still wasn't doing anything. I had delayed payouts on bet365 and Infinity Roulette felt janky.

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Bet365 voids are clown lol

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That goofy layout, yesss, and the bet365 stream cutting out? Dammmn

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Live Dealer or not, random spin is random…

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Nah, but live dealer feels slower sooo worse

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